Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF)

About This Opportunity

Strategic automotive transformation projects; supply-chain, manufacturing and technology investment supporting UK automotive transformation

Eligibility Criteria

UK-registered business of any size; project work and exploitation in UK; project must address ATF requirements; full competitions may require minimum grant/project size

Application Process

How to apply Supporting information Description The Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF) is a new programme that aims to establish a competitive and sustainable UK supply chain. It offers a share of up to £1 billion of funding for capital and associated industrial research projects. This will be to support the industrialisation of a high value, electrified automotive supply at scale in the UK. This is an expression of interest (EoI) competition. If your application is successful you will be invited to apply to a full stage competition strand when it is published. In applying to this competition, you are entering into a competitive process. This competition closes at 11am UK time on the deadline stated. Funding type Grant Project size Total eligible project costs and project duration must b

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1. Step 1

   Funding requirements

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2. Step 2

   Cash-flow forecast

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3. Step 3

   Market size

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4. Step 4

   Business readiness

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